Greek drones "made in Greece" in action: The secret premiere of UVEX 1/26
The Greek Navy has conducted its first small-scale technical exercise named "UVEX 1/26" to test and promote innovation in naval operations, involving various naval units and domestic drone technologies.
Naval Ships: A New Chapter in the Frigate Drama
Germany is set to provide new submarine hunters in the North Atlantic by 2029 as part of the troubled F126 frigate project, which faces significant delays and cost overruns.
Israel 'reaches' northern Iran - IDF confirms airstrikes
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed airstrikes in northern Iran, targeting Iranian naval vessels in Bandar Anzali.
Future aircraft carrier: the France libre will succeed the "Charles de Gaulle" to project French "power" at sea
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that the future aircraft carrier will be named the France libre, set to succeed the Charles de Gaulle and serve as a symbol of French naval strength starting in 2038.
Airstrike on Naval Headquarters in Iran, IDF Released Video
The Israeli Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on the naval headquarters of the IRGC in Iran, which was completely destroyed.
The West in the Crosshairs of Hormuz – Greece, France, and the Reluctant
Greece, France, and Cyprus discussed the formation of a naval defense force to secure vital maritime trade routes during a summit in Paphos, highlighting the urgency of the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
This European nation will invest nearly $12 billion in its next-generation aircraft carrier
France is set to invest €10 billion (over $11.5 billion) over 20 years for the construction of a next-generation aircraft carrier, expected to enter service by 2038.
"We did not start this war": Germany denies dispatching ships to the Hormuz Strait
Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius rejects U.S. President Trump's call for NATO allies to send naval ships to the Hormuz Strait, expressing concern over being drawn into conflict.
300 young people have begun mandatory initial military service in the Engineering Battalion, Air and Naval Forces
Three hundred young people have started their obligatory military service in Lithuania, primarily choosing to serve voluntarily in various military battalions.
High Hurdles for Dispatch of Self-Defense Forces During Combat: Japan Accelerates Information Gathering Ahead of Japan-U.S. Talks
Japan is actively considering its response to a potential request for participation in naval escort activities during the upcoming Japan-U.S. summit while facing significant legal hurdles.
Silent, Destructive Weapon: Chinese Progress Directly Threatens the U.S. Navy
The article discusses how advancements in Chinese military technology pose a significant threat to the U.S. Navy.
Australia and Germany Preemptively Say They Will Not Send Naval Vessels to Trump
Australia and Germany have both stated they will not send naval vessels to the Strait of Hormuz following President Trump's request for countries to bolster defense efforts in the region.
"Volcano crater in the Strait of Hormuz".. Doubts about the platforms in reports of Iranian mines
The US Department of Defense has revealed Iran's new military tactics involving planting sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting concerns over international maritime navigation.
Reports of Iran Laying Mines: What are Mines? Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force Mine Clearance Technology?
The article discusses reports of Iran laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz and explains what mines are and the mine-clearing technologies used by Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force.
The British destroyer Dragon has departed for Cyprus - It will arrive in a week
The British destroyer HMS Dragon has departed from Portsmouth heading to Cyprus to enhance the air defense of British bases on the island.
The United States bombs Iran today more fiercely than ever during the war, says U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that today marks the most intense bombing of Iran since the beginning of the ongoing war, aimed at destroying its missile capabilities and naval forces.
Symbol of its power... and of its limits: the National Navy is currently mobilizing more than 80% of its fleet
The French Navy is deploying 19 of its 23 main surface ships amid the ongoing conflict in Iran, highlighting both its operational availability and structural limitations.
"Zero Chinese aircraft and warships in action": the mystery that worries Taiwan
Taiwan is currently experiencing an unusual silence in its airspace, with no Chinese military aircraft or significant naval presence, raising concerns among military analysts.
Magura naval drones equipped with interceptor UAVs – video
Ukrainian defence company UForce has equipped Magura naval drones with interceptor UAVs, successfully demonstrating their capabilities in combat conditions near Odesa.
In the Light of Middle Eastern Upheaval, Shocked Brits Discover the Weakness of the Iconic Royal Navy
The British public is alarmed by the Royal Navy's inability to quickly deploy naval resources to the Eastern Mediterranean amid escalating tensions in the region.
'Escalation of violence' leads the Ministry of Defense, the Army, and Salinas Naval Base to declare a 60-day emergency
Ecuador's Defense Ministry, Army, and Salinas Naval Base have declared a 60-day emergency due to rising violence and the need for immediate defense resources.
Alarm for Cyprus, Macron's European web to offer naval shield
Macron proposes a European naval shield for Cyprus amid escalating tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
US Defense Secretary: Combat Forces Still Coming in Greater Numbers
The US Defense Secretary stated that American combat forces are increasing significantly, with reports of extensive military operations against Iran, including airstrikes and naval actions.
Difficult Judgments on Dispatching Self-Defense Forces Amid the Situation in Iran: Government's Consideration in Preparation for U.S. Support Request
The Japanese government is cautiously evaluating its response to a potential U.S. request for military support in the context of rising tensions in Iran, especially as President Trump has suggested increased naval protection in the Strait of Hormuz.
Europe sends aid against Iranian attacks
Following an Iranian drone strike in Cyprus, several European countries are sending naval support to the island, alongside Italy supplying air defense systems to the Persian Gulf.
Cyprus: Meeting of the Minister of Defense with his British counterpart
The Cypriot Minister of Defense, Vassilis Palmas, met with his British counterpart, John Healy, during a brief visit to Cyprus to discuss security matters and the deployment of British naval support.
New alarm in Cyprus – Warning message in Akrotiri
There has been a security alert in Akrotiri, Cyprus, prompting citizens to stay indoors and follow authorities' instructions after a renewed warning was issued.
Italian Defense Minister: Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands are sending naval units to Cyprus
Italy, alongside Spain, France, and the Netherlands, plans to send naval units to Cyprus for its protection amidst a crisis, as stated by the Italian Defense Minister.
Several European countries are sending defense resources to Cyprus
Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands are sending naval defense equipment and personnel to Cyprus following an Iranian drone attack on a British airbase on the island.
Several European countries are sending defense equipment to Cyprus
Several European nations, including Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands, are set to send naval defense equipment to Cyprus following an attack on a British airbase by an Iranian drone.
North Korea tests missiles from its new destroyer and Kim Jong-un supervises the launch
North Korea has successfully tested cruise missiles launched from a new 5,000-ton destroyer under the supervision of Kim Jong-un, who emphasized the importance of the test for assessing the ship's operational capabilities.
Kim Jong-un inspects missile launch from destroyer, praises navy’s nuclear armament efforts
Kim Jong-un inspected the missile launch capabilities of a new destroyer during a visit to a shipyard in North Korea, emphasizing the successful nuclear armament of the navy.
Iran's air supremacy to be 'secured within days', says Secretary Hagel, over 2,000 targets attacked
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel stated that U.S. and Israeli forces are set to secure air supremacy over Iran within days, with over 2,000 targets already attacked since the military operations began.
"Shields" - FT: Discussions in the EU for assistance in the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz
The EU is reportedly considering expanding its maritime defense mission 'Shields' to the Strait of Hormuz to ensure the safe passage of commercial vessels.
Letter to the Editor. Stop the purchase of frigates and invest in modern warfare
A Swedish naval officer argues against the country's planned investment in four new frigates, suggesting that the funds should be redirected towards more modern defense strategies.
Hegseth confirms that an American submarine sank an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirms that an American submarine sank an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka, resulting in a rescue operation for the crew.
Sri Lanka's defense has rescued 32 critically injured persons from an Iranian ship
The Sri Lankan Navy has rescued 32 critically injured crew members from an Iranian sinking naval vessel off the coast of Sri Lanka's territorial waters.
Sri Lanka's defense has rescued at least 30 people from an Iranian ship
The Sri Lankan navy has rescued at least 30 individuals from a sinking Iranian naval vessel in waters outside the island's territorial boundaries.
Octopus to Turku – This is what it's about
The Finnish Border Guard has transferred the new patrol vessel Tursas to the Defense Forces, enhancing the capabilities of the Naval Forces in Turku.
What is special about Iran's Shahid drone?
The article discusses the features and utilization of Iran's Shahid drone in military operations.
Sayyad 3-G: Iran's First Vertically Launched Naval Air Defense Missile
Iran has unveiled the 'Sayyad 3-G', its first long-range naval air defense missile capable of vertical launch, which significantly enhances maritime defense capabilities amid rising tensions with the U.S.
How the American Integrated System Protects Israel from Iranian Missiles
A military expert outlines the strategic implications of the United States' naval presence in the Middle East in the context of Israeli security against Iranian missile threats.
Now Israel mounts David's Sling on ships: missile defense expanded
Israel has successfully tested the David's Sling missile defense system on naval platforms, marking a strategic shift in its security posture.
Defense: Disrupted Suspicious Drone
The Swedish Armed Forces reported that they disrupted a suspicious drone flying over Swedish waters after it was detected by a naval vessel in Öresund.
Discovery of Western-style artillery battery designed by Katsu Kaishu reveals tense conditions of the late Edo period in Takatsuki, Osaka
A Western-style artillery battery designed by naval officer Katsu Kaishu, crucial for late Edo period defense strategies, has been discovered in Takatsuki, Osaka.
Iran announces test of new naval air defense missile in Strait of Hormuz as US military buildup continues
Iran has successfully tested a new naval air defense missile during military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing U.S. military presence in the region.
Iran Surprises the World with a Hypervelocity Missile and Platforms React
Iran has shocked the world with the announcement of a new hypervelocity missile during naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran tests new naval air defense missile amid tensions with the United States
Iran has tested a new long-range naval air defense missile, the Sayyad-3G, during military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz amidst rising tensions with the United States.
Race for Swedish warships - for billions
A competitive bid for Swedish warships is underway, with contracts potentially worth up to 60 billion kronor at stake.
The Armed Forces are not getting power: - I expect this will be resolved
Norway's defense sector is facing power supply issues as Ramsund Naval Station is denied electricity by Statnett, leading to calls for prioritization of military-related energy access.